New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
on TWO B1TTLE GROTNUS.
MILLER NOR ron -HISCOCK WARRIORS COM
ING TO NEW-YORk.
IN .coILncron nonEnrsoN GONE 10 ALnANY 70

EN.COLLECTOR ROBERTSON GONE 10 ALBANY J."
HELP on TIE MILLER BOOM.
IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rn,ncSP
Albany. Jan. i.-Ihc contest for the United States
Scnatorship will now have centres In Albany ana
the other IN New-York The southwark trains On The
Hudson River Railroad carried 10 NewYork TO night n
large number Of and AsScmblymcn. Such
a large number who favor the election of Levi T. Morton
were passengers the train that there is general rus
pcion among politicians that conference Of the
Morton is shortly TO he held in New-fork.
Theodore c. Teac. the OF Mr. Mortons canvass
here was among the souihwarl bound passengers In
addition reporting Mr. Morton the results Of the can
vass thus far he WILL II is said have conference with
ex-senator Thomas Patt and Louis +. Payn In regard
10 certain measures to he taken bring Mr. Morton in
winner In The Mr. Tcale expects 10 return
TO Albany Immediately and Resume charge OF the
Morton headquarters Meanwhile they will he in charge
OF Anson :. Wood. eNDcputy Secretary Of state To
night they in charge Of Mr. Tealc John A. Nichols
of Brooklyn Henry T. Abel aud John McGonisal, OF
Lyons.
Senator Warner Miller has received influential re-
crt william H. Robertson. Of Katonal former Col
lccor OF New York, and. State Senator In 1851. the
leader OF the opposition the reelection of Roscoe Conf-
ling Mr.. Robertson arrived here this evening and at
once announced himself u supporter Of senator Miller
lie said
am In favor decidedly Of the election Of Mr. MI
lcr What fault he found with him II he has done
anythng which initiates AGAINST his reelection II should
bc stated by his opponents. Ccrtainy can see
blcmish his record AMI can see
much merit in what ho has done. He has dis
charged MS duties most faithfully. Eight of the
nine newspapers in We-tchc.ier County where I live
favor hs reelection aud the Republicans almost unani-
mously favor II. do think that any unprcIulccl
person have any doubt that Mr. Miller Will win this
nght."
Mr. Robertson was In Mr. Milcr- headquarters at the
DCavan House this evening onang over the hgurs Of
the the company OF senator George H. sloan
For several days Mr. Milcrs friends have said tina, they
of his canvass suspected that Mr. Roberson may
have bee summoned "a take this post At least lac cN-
bts the Hvclcs interest In the conflict and says that
he intended do all IN his poScr 10 elect Mr.. Miller
The Miller headquarters this evening were cruwdod
with members Of the Legislature AMI politicians interest
ed IN the senator's canvass Among those who have been
In tir room III the last day and shown yciy inter
g., IN the canvass Asscmblymcn Baker AMI Bum
dagc Of seuicn County John Plat, OF Poughkeopsic
Masc Of Mattcwan Berry. "f Goyer'vlle. McEvoy. of
IIcrkmcr; GrTen Of saratoga II. H. Warner Of Roches
ter John W. Vrooman. Clerk Of the Senate -ena or Grs
wod Of Brooklyn Senator loysrdt Of Hudson; Con
gresham Nolict 0f Chautaqua Lake; Senator Pts. OF
Medina: Asecmblymcn Ain-wOith, Of Oswego County;
Robert H. smith, OF Orange and Porter. OF Niagara
County.
senator sloan said tonight that every Of the fore
the headquarters that lac viii vote In favor o senator
Micr's reelection. The names were Willingly given Tor
publication by Mr. sloan. There many other sup
portcrs senator Miller IN the Legs atrc he said. nut
they had not been at the headquarters yet they could
not he mentioned as nuong It's visitors ana supporters
there openly for senator Miller
Mr. Icalc said tonight that lac was conticnt OF Mr.
MOrton- election aud that the sole effort ~ the Morton
managers tU p event Nr. MlNcrs friends from
st. allng away some Oi .dr. Morjons supporters.